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El Ronquillo
Natural pools in the province of Seville

Seville and its province are known for being one of the hottest places in Andalusia, especially when the heat is more intense during the summertime.

Marchena-Centro de Interpretación del río Corbones
River Corbones Interpretation Centre

Opened in November 2004, it consists of several interactive rooms where the natural and cultural values of an increasingly degraded river are shown. The Centre also analyses the causes of this situation and possible solutions, based on a participatory approach for managing and planning the resources of the River Corbones sub-basin. 

prueba
Rivera de Cala

The Rivera de Cala is the main tributary of the Rivera de Huelva, into which it flows in the municipality of Guillena, after

Sierra del Pimpollar y Sierra Padrona
Sierra del Pimpollar and Sierra Padrona

The Sierra del Pimpollar and the Sierra Padrona, are two granite formations located one after the other. The orientation of the structures is northwest-southeast, as is the case throughout the Sierra Norte. Their altitudes are among the highest in the Natural Park at around 900 m.

Dolmen de la Lapa del Moro
Lapa del Moro Dolmen

A megalithic settlement and a necropolis formed by fourteen tombs were located to the east of the village. The tombs are lined along the River Guadiamar and nearby streams over nine kilometres.

EL PEDROSO- Rivera del Huéznar
Rivera del Huéznar

The Rivera del Huéznar is one of the three great rivers of the Seville’s Sierra Morena, along with the Viar and the Retortillo. Like all the tributaries of the right bank of the Guadalquivir, into which it flows at Tocina, it is a short river, with a winding course and a pronounced gradient.

Pendiente
Rivera de Huelva River

The Rivera de Huelva River rises in Badajoz, crosses the province of Huelva and enters the province of Seville through the Sierra de Aracena. Once in Seville, it runs through the towns of El Castillo de las Guardas and El Ronquillo, as well as Guillena and La Algaba, where it flows into the right side of the River Guadalquivir.